Share via Share via... Twitter Facebook Pinterest × Kemano- SS Camosun III Kemano, British Columbia, Canada SS Camosun III Camosun berthing Camosun Boarding ship Unloading at Wharf Photos courtesy Jim Hanna Built in 1943 in England, as HMS Sandgate Castle, then to the Royal Canadian Navy as RCN St. Thomas, K488 a Royal Canadian Navy Castle Class Corvette, purchased by Union Steamships Co. in 1945 entered service here in Dec 1946, after conversion to a Passenger/ Cargo Vessel at Burrard Dry Dock. Length 252 ft., Beam 37 ft, speed 16.5 knots, 2750 HP, 1835 tons In 1958 it was renamed Chilcotin II. In 1958 it was sold to Chuck West's, Alaska Cruise Lines, and renamed the Yukon Star. It carried 148 Cruise Passengers. 1974 it was towed to Seattle and scrapped. SS Chilcotin II SS Chilcotin II at Butedale the Camosun with a different name Kemano- VIP's Kemano- 1954 Phone Book Kemano- Beach Kemano- Boy Scouts Kemano- Crawley-McCracken Co Ltd. Kemano- External Links Kemano- Gov Gen Massey Visit Kemano- Klassen Photos ca 1953 Kemano- Leduc Photos Kemano- Men That Died Kemano- Mid 1950's, Walker Photos Kemano- Morrison Knudsen Kemano- Morrison Knudsen- Superintendents 1954 Kemano- Mt. Horetsky Kemano- MV Nechako Kemano- Ootsa Lake Lodge Kemano- Post Office Kemano- Powerhouse Kemano- Powerline Kemano- Road Building ca 1953 Kemano- SS Camosun III Kemano- Townsite Kemano- Tramway Kemano- Tunnel Kemano- Wachwas Camp © Last modified: 2018/02/20 17:11by dlgent Log In